Port Gamble Bay

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Port Gamble Bay is a small, sheltered inlet of Puget Sound in Washington State, known for its scenic shoreline, shellfish beds, and historical ties to the nearby mill town of Port Gamble.

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Port Gamble Bay canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
geographic feature
inlet
adjacentTo Port Gamble, Washington
linked to: Port Gamble
connectedTo Hood Canal (via Puget Sound system)
linked to: Hood Canal
country United States
county Kitsap County
hasConservationConcern shellfish bed contamination risk
water quality
hasCulturalAssociation Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe
hasEcosystem estuarine ecosystem
marine ecosystem
hasFeature forested shoreline
shellfish beds
hasHabitat intertidal zones
nearshore marine habitat
hasShoreline scenic shoreline
hasUse commercial shellfish production
tribal shellfish harvesting
hasWildlife marine invertebrates
salmon
shellfish species
shorebirds
historicallyLinkedTo Port Gamble lumber mill
Port Gamble mill town
linked to: Port Gamble
knownFor historical ties to Port Gamble
scenic shoreline
shellfish beds
locatedIn Puget Sound
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington
near Port Gamble, Washington
linked to: Port Gamble
partOf Kitsap Peninsula coastline
linked to: Kitsap Peninsula

Salish Sea
region Pacific Northwest
state Washington
supportsActivity boating
recreation
shellfish harvesting
wildlife viewing
waterbodyType sheltered inlet
waterSalinity saltwater

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Port Gamble locatedOnWaterbody Port Gamble Bay